What's in Your Tap Water?
Enter your ZIP code and read your water utility's own test results: every contaminant it found, how each compares with health guidelines, and what fixes it. From the EWG Tap Water Database, for every US utility.
Your utility's own test results, from the EWG Tap Water Database: what's in the water, how it compares with health guidelines, and what takes it out.
How to Read Your Report
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Your utility
A ZIP maps to the public water system serving it. The report is that utility's own testing, as filed with the state and the EPA.
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Guidelines, not just limits
Legal limits are old and many chemicals have none. EWG's health guidelines are the levels public health scientists consider safe; the report shows both.
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What takes it out
Each contaminant lists the filter technologies that reduce it: carbon, reverse osmosis, ion exchange. We match those to the system we'd install.
Cities We Install In
Each city's main utility, its report, and what we install there.
- Miami, FLTap water report for 33130
- Fort Lauderdale, FLTap water report for 33301
- West Palm Beach, FLTap water report for 33401
- Tampa, FLTap water report for 33602
- St. Petersburg, FLTap water report for 33701
- Orlando, FLTap water report for 32801
- Jacksonville, FLTap water report for 32202
- Cape Coral, FLTap water report for 33904
- Fort Myers, FLTap water report for 33901
- Houston, TXTap water report for 77002
- San Antonio, TXTap water report for 78205
- Dallas, TXTap water report for 75201
- Austin, TXTap water report for 78701
- Fort Worth, TXTap water report for 76102
We also test city water ourselves, on camera. What's in Your Water?
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